Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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ment Boosting the spirit of the student body even higher, the new and improved high school band, under the direction of John and Brenda Huffman, make excitement at a home basketball game. The band received many standing ovations over the year. During a home football game, the cheerleaders watch as the Tigers are about to score. The Tigers were led by new head coach Ed Bolin. Anxious students fill the front hallway, happy to be once again assembled on the first day of a new school year. Principal David Surrey helps the many students who are lost to find their way to their first period class. Introduction 3

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Searching the bleachers to find a place to sit at a basketball game are juniors Kellie Clark and Suellen Ferguson. Senior Debbie Brown prepares to turn in a paper for economics class. She was one of the many students who participated on Dress as Your Favorite Character Day. A year of Making Excite Compressing the cotton ball to his arm, junior Raymond Jackson extends his arm above Tit's body as he was instructed. Introduction

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Wide eyes, nervous smiles, sprinting to an unknown class, the beginning for some, the end for others, yet for all the embarkment of a nine month saga: the 1984-85 school year began. Everything seemed to be the same. Few changes in personnel had occurred, but something had been altered. The difference could be by no means pinpointed. It seemed to be though that excitement flashed in the air and students appeared ready for it. Anyone could easily see that things were not the same as new band director John Huffman led the marching band onto the field. Dance steps, good moves, and great music compelled Tiger fans to standing ovations: a sight new sight to band members. The band's excellence soon became the highlight of Friday evenings. The concert band also matched the change and electrified listeners. The National Honor Society benefitted many in these nine months. Members provided coat checks at all home basketball games. The High Honors lunches every six weeks also kept members busy. The Society pleased a number with their Christmas caroling abilities. Tapping new members highlighted the year for a group who got in- Sophomore Keith Dean. On Project Day, freshmen Stephanie McCray and Robin Hughes wait in line to sample the variety of Spanish foods. In order to shorten the long trip to Columbus, sophomore Beth Williams listens to her radio. The Science Club traveled to Ohio State University and visited the science labs. 4 Introduction